Invented a new React pattern I'm calling the "fake child" pattern.
When making composite components (e.g. <Select> and <Option>) it lets you pass private props (i.e. not on the type signature) from parent to child *without* using context.
Demo: https://t.co/3M8z28pP7o
Who's interested in a 🧵 about tech interviews?
In the last ~2 years I've interviewed at Riot, AWS, Spotify and Citadel, and got offers from all except AWS. I promise that's not to brag, just to say I'm not pulling this stuff out of my 🍑
Useful websites for Web Developers
⚒ ohshitgit. com
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⚒ dbdiagram. io
⚒ cssfilters. co
⚒ bundlephobia. com
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@svembu@narendramodi@svembu huge respect sir for whatever you are doing. For years I have been inspired by your intent, vision, action and ethics. #leader4aReason
P.S - If you can pen a book on leadership with strong ethics. It will be of immense help for aspiring leaders.
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Tip: In @ChromeDevTools, you can search across *all* JavaScript sources for a page with:
Mac: Command + Option + F
Win: Ctrl + Shift + F
To include extensions, enable "Search in anonymous and content scripts" in Settings